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How do I get my function to subtract .5?
Hello. I am working on an attendance sheet and am trying to figure out how
to subtract .5 from my total when calculating vacation days. I currently am using the formula C6=COUNTIF($G6:$CQ6, "v"). This way if I use the value "v" on any of the dates, it counts it toward vacation days used. My problem is that we allow employees to also use 1/2 days of vacation. What do I need to do to allow the count to subtract .5 when using the variable "hv" for half days of vacation? |
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How do I get my function to subtract .5?
=SUMPRODUCT(($G6:$CQ6="V")+($G6:$CQ6="hv")*0.5)
-- Regards, Dave "etabolt" wrote: Hello. I am working on an attendance sheet and am trying to figure out how to subtract .5 from my total when calculating vacation days. I currently am using the formula C6=COUNTIF($G6:$CQ6, "v"). This way if I use the value "v" on any of the dates, it counts it toward vacation days used. My problem is that we allow employees to also use 1/2 days of vacation. What do I need to do to allow the count to subtract .5 when using the variable "hv" for half days of vacation? |
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How do I get my function to subtract .5?
Try this:
=COUNTIF($G6:$CQ6,"v") - COUNTIF($G6:$CQ6,"hv")*0.5 Hope this helps. Pete etabolt wrote: Hello. I am working on an attendance sheet and am trying to figure out how to subtract .5 from my total when calculating vacation days. I currently am using the formula C6=COUNTIF($G6:$CQ6, "v"). This way if I use the value "v" on any of the dates, it counts it toward vacation days used. My problem is that we allow employees to also use 1/2 days of vacation. What do I need to do to allow the count to subtract .5 when using the variable "hv" for half days of vacation? |
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How do I get my function to subtract .5?
Sorry, should be plus, not minus.
Pete Pete_UK wrote: Try this: =COUNTIF($G6:$CQ6,"v") - COUNTIF($G6:$CQ6,"hv")*0.5 Hope this helps. Pete etabolt wrote: Hello. I am working on an attendance sheet and am trying to figure out how to subtract .5 from my total when calculating vacation days. I currently am using the formula C6=COUNTIF($G6:$CQ6, "v"). This way if I use the value "v" on any of the dates, it counts it toward vacation days used. My problem is that we allow employees to also use 1/2 days of vacation. What do I need to do to allow the count to subtract .5 when using the variable "hv" for half days of vacation? |
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How do I get my function to subtract .5?
Thank you so much, David! This formula was exactly what I needed :)
"David Billigmeier" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(($G6:$CQ6="V")+($G6:$CQ6="hv")*0.5) -- Regards, Dave "etabolt" wrote: Hello. I am working on an attendance sheet and am trying to figure out how to subtract .5 from my total when calculating vacation days. I currently am using the formula C6=COUNTIF($G6:$CQ6, "v"). This way if I use the value "v" on any of the dates, it counts it toward vacation days used. My problem is that we allow employees to also use 1/2 days of vacation. What do I need to do to allow the count to subtract .5 when using the variable "hv" for half days of vacation? |
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